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Graphene oxide membrane could cut energy needed for solvent purification
August 5, 2026
Researchers at the University of Bath have helped develop a graphene oxide membrane that could reduce the energy required to purify one of […]
Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: financing, collaboration, acquisition, authorisation, new builds
August 5, 2026
Qureight has raised $20m in a Series B financing to expand its AI imaging platform for clinical trials The funding will support development […]
Late-model analytical and pharmaceutical lab equipment on the market
August 2, 2026
Apex Auctions has a strong selection of late-model laboratory and pharmaceutical R&D equipment currently available, offering labs a chance to acquire high-spec analytical […]
Lab-or-a-tol-o-gy: Data’s slime challenge
August 2, 2026
Outreach means getting down and dirty with spreadsheets, says Matthew Partridge. There are some outreach topics that come pre-loaded with helpful public engagement […]
Improving data interpretation in healthcare
August 2, 2026
The sheer volume of data generated by artificial intelligence can be a deterrent to adoption, yet harnessing AI fully can overcome that problem […]
Edinburgh spin-out secures £1.2m to advance hormone monitoring platform
August 2, 2026
An Edinburgh biotechnology spin-out has secured £1.2m to develop a platform capable of monitoring hormone levels continuously, with the aim of supporting research […]
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Graphene oxide membrane could cut energy needed for solvent purification
August 5, 2026
Researchers at the University of Bath have helped develop a graphene oxide membrane that could reduce the energy required to purify one of the chemical industry’s most widely used solvents. Working with an international team led by KU Leuven, the researchers demonstrated a membrane technology capable of separating water from isopropanol more quickly and with […]
Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: financing, collaboration, acquisition, authorisation, new builds
August 5, 2026
Qureight has raised $20m in a Series B financing to expand its AI imaging platform for clinical trials The funding will support development of the company’s 3D deep learning imaging portfolio across new disease areas, including asthma, pulmonary hypertension, bronchiectasis and drug-induced lung toxicity. Qureight also plans to expand its commercial team as demand grows […]
Edinburgh spin-out secures £1.2m to advance hormone monitoring platform
August 2, 2026
An Edinburgh biotechnology spin-out has secured £1.2m to develop a platform capable of monitoring hormone levels continuously, with the aim of supporting research into hormone-related conditions and improving future diagnosis and treatment. Kāhu SiliconBio, which was founded in 2025 to commercialise research from the University of Edinburgh’s Centre for Engineering Biology, received the funding from […]
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Lab-or-a-tol-o-gy: Data’s slime challenge
August 2, 2026
Outreach means getting down and dirty with spreadsheets, says Matthew Partridge. There are some outreach topics that come pre-loaded with helpful public engagement features. Outreach about rockets lets you point at the sky. Outreach about dinosaurs lets you bring out a plastic velociraptor and do your best Alan Grant impression. Outreach about explosives lets you […]
Improving data interpretation in healthcare
August 2, 2026
The sheer volume of data generated by artificial intelligence can be a deterrent to adoption, yet harnessing AI fully can overcome that problem and benefit complex areas of healthcare such as organ transplantation, explains Tina Liedtky. A key part of determining the success of stem cell and solid organ transplantation is human leukocyte antigen (HLA) […]
A matter of fine detail
July 27, 2026
Your physical lab environment looks secure; now it’s time to take a more granular approach to design, advises Ricky Williams. Small changes reap big gains. Laboratory design is often discussed in terms of major infrastructure: ventilation, utilities, key equipment specification and compliance. Those elements are clearly important but, in day-to-day practice, the difference between a […]
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Late-model analytical and pharmaceutical lab equipment on the market
August 2, 2026
Apex Auctions has a strong selection of late-model laboratory and pharmaceutical R&D equipment currently available, offering labs a chance to acquire high-spec analytical and processing kit without the wait or cost of new builds. At the core is a 2019 Thermo Scientific Dionex Ultimate 3000 RSLCnano modular UHPLC system, a high-performance liquid chromatography platform widely […]
An alternative solution to rotary evaporators for solvent evaporation
June 23, 2026
Concentrators (nitrogen blowdown concentrators) are increasingly used as an alternative to rotary evaporators because they evaporate solvents quickly while saving valuable laboratory space. Evaporation is accelerated by lowering the solvent’s partial vapour pressure above the liquid surface. These systems use either a heated water bath or dry block heating with programmable temperatures, combined with a […]
Modernise your lab with confidence: Upgrade your glasswasher with Miele
June 15, 2026
In today’s fast‑paced laboratory environment, efficiency, reliability and compliance are not nice‑to‑haves – they are essential. From research and diagnostics to quality control and testing, clean and contaminant‑free glassware underpins consistent results and safe operations. That’s why there has never been a better time to review the performance of your laboratory glasswasher. To support labs […]
